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Telegram-herald., 1887-03-17

Boeroy Asfch lo The fIa era III H0p.
Eosa + FiilsDaFy. ths widely knosn liena-
0czst aat lasyer. oeeurrei az his lale fssi-
atl-ndarce ~ distinguished uemocrats-
Hes D.. Paterson. 0f Alisteu. assisted ~
Rev DF EttY. oi Aelr0se. and clergy
mtn ,r1m CtMbFil-e OF slallG. Tie pail
bearers were tseu. u A. Collins, aen
Jos. french. Collector John p Fitzgerald.
Leopold Morse Osnerai John n. oorsc.
f1stm sster a. Boston. Colonel DrakNater
lion. Henry b. Lowering Ira i Des and
Chas Levi Woodbury.. An elegant display
~ n1Wers wss sent o. clerks ga the Inter
nal Revenue office. over which the deceased
presided ~ Col .sctOr for year and a half.
The remains we're plsCed Ia the reserving
t0m5 a. Ai.st0n.
Telegram-herald., 1887-03-17
WEST SIDE NOTES.

A horse attached 10 a light buggy, driven
by Fred Marine, Of Berlin. became fright.
ened al the cars on West Fulton-st. yesier-
day morning and ran away. The buggy
ran against q lamp post near Goic-st. tAE.
ing the wheels of. SIR. Marine wss there
thrown ont. and striking on has head wa
knocked unconscious. The horse ran down
the street with the buggy upside down, driy-
ing terror 10 the hearts Of women aud chill.
dren, until IL 20; tangled with a telegraph
pole. Mr. Marines injuries are not seri-
Gus.
Shorty" Hawkins, a noted tough, and a
lumbermAn, fought one round or West
Bridge-st yesterday near the West SIDE Ue-
DO, and Shorty carried Oh the bonors ia
the shape Of pair of sinners" II was a
case ofi0o much 'booze
A fourteen year-old boy named Samuel
Miner, fell from q freight car near the
Phunix Furniture Factory yesterday and
broke MS arm. lie claims he was thrown
OF the CAT - coubie OF boys. but he re
fused TO give their names.
Frank Gardner. Of sunmer-s,. has re-
turned from California. where be has been
for the past two months. He saws be is de-
lighted with the country, and vii probably
return there ia The near future 90 make II
bis home.
Peter keil. ~ho resides - 1f9 Broadway
has been missing since Tuesday morning a.
which time be ieit his work ., the Hb4nix
Furniture Factory. His friends are search
ing for him.
Miss Fanny Reymour. Of West Leonard
ST.. Was surprised by about thirty u bef
young friends Tuesday night The event
was in honor Of TIE young iady's twentieth
birth. day.
Invitations afe crt announcing the "a
t. he given By tie Germans Societe o. Their
hall on froRt-st Easter Monday
Mrs Frank Worthng ton. Of seoond-ss
left yesterday for a two weeks sissi with
her mother 81 Three Rivers.
Mr. and Mr.. Morley. of Winter -st enter
tsined their friends with n f,roxressi 70
euohre party Tuesday night
NJ and Mrs Cbas Smilb.' Of 81 Paul
Minn ere speBding few days With friends
on West Bridgest
About twenty couples 81 the West sid.
is1s and lsssies vii Jake . 1de q 6far
vile tonight
Hiss Ieftis Markham. a Hbswmutsvs
has gone r. Philadelphia 10 attend school.
Telegram-herald., 1887-03-17
WANTS ttls chiLo.
The Van Antwerp Case tn the rrobsss
Coaft-Did His " ffs salefass

=
Coast-Dtd His wffs saiciaes
Al the time Mrs Van Antwerp died from
an over dose Of morphine some two weeks
ago ber sister and other family relatives
were present al the funeral After the
services were over the sister wished 10 take
the Oldest Van Antwerp girl 10 reside with
her for week or two Afief some pr0ies
tations Mr.. Nan Antwerp allowed her 70 so.
About a week ago he went 20 their home
some ten miles from the city. 10 bring bis
daughter home. bat her seli-appoinied
guardians refused 10 give her up. He re
turned home aud a few days ago made
another trip and another appeal 20 have the
child returned 90 him. This time they ib-
formed him that they had sent the chiia 10
another relative of theirs and who also re
fused TO let her depart with her father lcs.
terdsy Nr. Van Antwerp brought suit in the
Probate Court 90 recover his child aud the
above Is the story be tells. From the evi-
denoe given by the defendants it would
seem that Mrs. Van Antwerp had been
driven 10 take the drug by the brutal actions
OF her husband. who they say abused his
wife and sold all the furniture and house
hold goods 10 satisfy his appetite Tor drink
The hearing of the case was adjourned until
next Tuesday, when some startling evidence
may be brought out.
Telegram-herald., 1887-03-17
RalIrn.d Men In Town.

Among the railroad men IN the city yes
terday were +. b. Bowers, Northern Pass
Agent. J. + Murray, General Western Pas
senger agent. c. + Russell. Transportation
Agent. Of the Illinois Central: q. X wnber.
TRANSFORMATION Agent. Il tbs nion Pacific,
II. -. Armstrong Michigan Passenger
Agent Of the Waossb wm. owen. of the
Chicago q Alton. Geo. G. Watties Toledo.
Of The Lake shore. ". L. Rand. Transport
alton Agent of the Canadian Pacific Henry
Mercer. II the Chicago, Milwaukee a ~
Paul. VIII ~ GueFiu. Travelling Passenger
Agent OF the Chicago & Northwestern J. 4.
Hnghston. Travelling Agent Of the uion
Pacific. and Ben. Fletcher Of the ChicagO q
Grand Truuk
Telegram-herald., 1887-03-17
ra.slng ap . ges on n.aa.ll.

WAsagsaroS. March l6-The scheme O.
"a Pennsylvania legislature committee %
rr'tistrict Philadelphia 50 as 10 place Mr..
Randall IN Republican district was dis
cussed By Congre,snen here today when
ever and Wherever they met. most AL oi
them lhlnk Mr. Randall would be- re-e.ecf
ed in spite Of geFrf Wandering Ex-Repres-
cntaiiVe Curtin, OF Pennsylvania doubts
saether the Legislature viii raiIty tue
actlOn ~ ths committee snt says u Il does.
Randall. will % re-nominsted aud reelected
as usual when election time CONES around.
Telegram-herald., 1887-03-17

"a. asss ~ sss.ssa ~ rraestes sss ttas hses
W4kla sal4Lsas-

Besrss. sareh rs -Ex eaaalpiea cars
MAS. Edsard h2alon. srnsei here ho4a
K0r9nto socay al @sA ~ ones 50 lrto
training iof rs r4es ssto ss2daar. TBS
aEd iae pfops'sed 11all .,is,Eiaaip eoeisss
ais1 3esca ars ths eais Asiskes - lts
"a .ald H4uioa sd tesf a. e4faiaar
lat been 81 Er4iLias several Sests. ae
i1ouEhi 8 all szsle G. get - sof<, 4ld ~
aliid 81 BosEing IL tereat1 iar 80 nlsatas
ret a. sass : aoN tnrse fssi d-eD f4ere.
a. e. 40 tees tai,x If pf1lrlt 4itE
hIa. a. ffsi2sr. ~ l.s4l " ConnoF at 70
fgtts - ~ sne n Coan1F A t1ngbt
i1-5ls Cnaf brogsat u t0la0r's st9E'e
skaIi sesH alols sBd hanisn 81 have as
80 paper eeats .rsoE4l 18El tiou Lake
llsias.l., ll.sad bassy aad Mae DAVIS
sfs .aea aaiidlng hifn . single. Han.on
all lra.L.-a Ll tie "a.
Telegram-herald., 1887-03-17

sN-.a.sss sss fs.sss.s. ..sss-s
Neskssos. AareA la-Ass eeiaek this
snosalnk ere sfoks eat ia tAe secondhand
st9fe " 4. = Alag - flne-st. aaa t-efofs
II oo9.d 80 gates andsf coauol "a stofs
eui.dings ~sre asstroye1 Loss. sii.ooo
issaranes. ss.so. dlsldes - follows A. \.
kisg. tuvniiaEs sgsck Aat buldlns . ,ss4
40 iasarsnos. Deo. r. F0rshoe store beiia-
AZ sad s0asshold e.tsefs isss s. 90. lns1r-
4uce s. 20 + G 1onkeFs. IA mess shop.
loss g. -. insarznee s. - Newel estate
ioss $50 sally iasuft1 tohn r Shores
holseh0l4 ke.--s. loss 49, Antaony CHRIS
tian. building so. hent es-ate, building
a5e0
AoSsrs Burgess ana k0yst0n srriFed To-
day and vii arrange 80 as - s4ke hume
olale possession of tbe CST wofks-
The N g. H. 4 4 Railroad company 20
day puFchAset nlaety-teo acres Of ground
kHosn - peBinsnlar PARK. between Nus.
ke<on sna B~sr iAse. paying therefor tl0.-
90 Plans fpr building Summer hotel
sni improslng the grounds VII Dc AZ
ranged ~ Once
Telegram-herald., 1887-03-17

Mszess NlsShsl xsli oofoel xish Pas
cfaa shadow uhka tbe Askt 81 tns ilnas
IA hs lneea ~ fswsss ofees hoass 30
1.ssbi
N Nonte crssisa ossnunues a. The ~esk Al
tie " saeoilal.d- 1i.s BUSINESS = esaesase1s
tAls Sesk.
Nilsson A Rankins Eaiassrels Al Powers
ielaofros niEht sssss ~ss nos en s~is-
The sg.osislties ia afhe Devils Austen
srs ssla ~ Be better thsn ever this sa~ss.s-
The xrotssala las tsoriliss afe slad viii ths
oonafs&as.
I4eaiss Poiasros, once ths wiis - -hsiok >
plays ~ ns1s ~ses :, foweFs
The United Press dispatches hroaght fos
the following iast night al amusement
gopics
tHicAeo. March i6.- Nine Soalohi whs
hae hsen - seriously SO as not 10 be able
10 appear wgh Mme Patti i Improving
bui Count l.alli save she All nut bt around
iof TIVE weeks lie aenles tl4ai there hss
bsen any tr0ubls beg ween ocAlohi aud Patti
ar Nj. Abbey.
Nav loaK. MArch l6.-lD response 10 the
invitation sent 10 Mr.. A. ~ falnef. signed
b. President Cleveland Secretaries BsyEro
fndicott and v bltnes v "a Corcoran, tien.
Sheridan aud other residents II N eshi0f
ton for periornsnoe of Jim the fennsau
a. Washington Tor the benefit of the sctors
fusd. Ar. Palmer nAs today replied thai lac
has arranged with the manager uf the
National Theatre al Washington loT the use
ofthst house OF the evening of Al 9naas April
y nexi, when g performances OF tie PLAY
With the entire original cast xiii be given
The proceeds OF the performances without
any deduction or charge whatever vii 90 10
the actors fund
Telegram-herald., 1887-03-17
who win Represent tho south

WssnISGTOy, March 1.-THE Star this
evening, speaking otA Ahe probable Southern
members on the Interstate Commerce Com
mission says The prevailing impression
seems TO be that the selection OF a member
Of the Inter State Commission from the
South rests between Commissioner Atkins
of the Indian Office. and Colonel Bragg. OF
Ala6ama. Commissioner Atkins made no
spplica ion for the appointment. bat many
% his friends among the s0Gtbern Senators
aud Representatives urged his election a.
one that would eiye satisfaction % that
section. Colonel Bragg has also been en-
dorsed by a large number Of prominent
Southern Democrats.
Telegram-herald., 1887-03-17
- Yonnr.torn strlhe cnllan.nr-

YorycsrowS Ooio. March i9-Freight
trale y slowly bat steadily being re-
sumed oy the New York. Pennsylvania
ana Ohio Railroad by the officials. who
are putting ON new men 90 fil the places
OF .De strikers. Three freight trains arrived
rom Cleveland darnz the night. and
started on the re'uru trir. each hav-
ing lgli complement Of losded cars Dlr-
ing the morning a train oi thirty loaded
cars was tsseu olt on the shawn branch %
Sheuango bg trsinmsster Donaldson Sew
era men brought In from other points 90
wors m The fennsvlvAnia yarjs were seen
bg the str ssss aad induced % leave The
strikes e-e IN session this morning and
everything is quiet
Telegram-herald., 1887-03-17

AEskSY, y y. March IA 10 -
o eiocz this morning FIRE broke on in The
four-story brick buiidinz owned 81 II. r
Whitcomb. Broadway and Hamilton sfs
occ1Bfed ~ hIu se general prodace
store. Ione-. boots ard Shoes and others
The Ere spreai - rspiflr that t~a nen in
the baisdinx ~eTe nesrs7 s1ifoest~a The
ire va con6aef - TIE aui ding IN xhieh 4
siartei Loss estimated a. $500
Telegram-herald., 1887-03-17

Wsssfveroy. March 1e -Fhs First Con
fr1ller of the Treasury is bsset vi,h q8es-
uons growing onf u obscure clauses in sp-
propr.sti0n bills that we're pass-d hastily in
the IAst days of Congress Whether a. sp-
rr1pristion = uade or not f5r STATE Agri-
cultural Co eyes. and whether OF not $50 d
go for steam tenders on interior rivers is
Immediately available, and = number ~
other questions 81 similar charscfsr are
now before hiu awaiting bis decision The
probability s that in the case % The Asri-
cultural College appropriation he will de-
eide that there is none
Telegram-herald., 1887-03-17

About O'Clock tbi, morning = biear-
eyed individual breathiessly entered The
editorial rooms Of the TElFgEsw-HFnu
and pulling a reporter one side. saia Il
bic hat grate iiem yer you Nere vas
a guup.e ~ mems slngln sum bic 500 -
ober dere iu dot saloon 81 &C. Argsde aud :
nic want - wrde tem oop IN De DFi p
eRAv-HF TT an bis gi.e de beople binter
on hrohi5ifion' He then staggered ont
with a s-iu and the reporter assured him he
would 'wrife 10 oou
Telegram-herald., 1887-03-17
Mr.. Blaine Heard From.

AUGUsrA. Ne. March l6.-The house to-
day concurred with the senate in the pass
age Of the Boston and Maine Consolidation
bill and the bill substituting Annual for
branches passed bill to prevent and eradi.
cate contagious among cattle. Nr. Blaine
~ss on the tiOOr of the house tbs morning
f,.r tbe trst time this session. He was ac-
corded an imprOnptu reception.
Telegram-herald., 1887-03-17

WAsHIS0roN, March l6.-The National
Passenger Ticket Agents Convention today,
after making a trip to Mount Vernon, reas-
ssmbled a. the Arlington Hotel and adopted
resolution pledginS the convention 10
.rict compliance with the Interstate Com
merce Law; also resolution favoring $50
pounds limit on passengers baggage The
convention then adjourned sine die and
~ili hold their next meeting IN 81. Paul,
Mfnn
Telegram-herald., 1887-03-17

fremont. Pa. March l6.-A terrible ac-
cident happened this morning at ne Lin
coin colliery near this place. where oper-
ations were resumed this week after a long
idleness- William ROmp was seated upon
= keS Of po~der smoking pipe when the
keg suddenly exploded blowing him into
the Air. His hands and face were frighttully
burned and his sight was entirely destroyec.
Several other miners were slightly burned
and the shed in which the men were was
xrecke fl
Telegram-herald., 1887-03-17
The q. & o. SYNDICATE.
one Deal Is on. But Auother IL Conten-
plated.


PnlLADELrHIA, March l6.-The Ledgcy
claims authority direct from President
Garrett for stating that the original Sully
deal being or Mr.. Garrett has affected an
other Arrangement with a syndicate of rail
road managers and bankers for the control
OF the proposed rail way combination. The
price 10 be paid for the Baltimore & Ohio
stock has been agreed upon, and only
minor details remain unsettled. The new
deal provides for southern and western
raiwav connections equally beneficial 10
cities II baltimore and Ph;ladelphie.
The new arrangement also secures an in
dependent outlet Ia New York Mr. Garrett
aud the Il. & o viii be on top in the syndi-
cate. The Buffalo & Ono telegraph lines
will remain Independent of Mr. Gould g
lines, but accessions TO them Ia other di-
rections are contemplated The consum-
nation Of the details will require some lit
tie time.
Telegram-herald., 1887-03-17

tk.N4-,tt fa fst ftttrNN~ -tett-s
NEwAYGo. March l6.-D. F. Glidden. Of
Big Rapids. was nominated for Circuit
Judge at the Democratic Convention held
here today, receiving IL out Of 10 votes on
the first informal ballot and II on The
second, after which the nomination was
made unanimous.
The supporters OF the Laboringmens
ticket had grand blow out last night TO
celebrate their victory. Torches. broOms,
bands. red fire and fireworks formed the
component parts of the jubilee.
Telegram-herald., 1887-03-17

TasvroS. y. j March i6.-John Kennel
one Of the leading lobbyists, has sued John
A. dsn. the lobbyist of the Blliimore &
Ohio Railroad last wear for 500 for services
perform ed in connection with the staten
Island bridge matter. kennet SAYS # be -
not paid hs viii make public some m crest
INK documents aud papers. her lobbyists
propose - bring suils against Hail.
Telegram-herald., 1887-03-17

IsxnoS. March i6-The Stasfs-fr Ber-
in correspondent telegrsphs taaf four add
tonai arrests of persons carrying explosives
bad been made IN s.. Petersburg. The plot
: parsiv Nihiiistic. and in 40 wsT dns -
the grievances II the land owners snd trad
ers ~ has heeu alleged. The Car = no~
s4id 30 be more than ever averse - engzx-
ing IN var win any foreign po~er.
Telegram-herald., 1887-03-17

IovnoS. March rs -MT Parneu vii op-
poss the forth coming land purchase biz Il
it shall be found 10 have BEEN based upou
the ex sting judicial rents in Ireland. which
he holds sre ov the govern ment's oTn
testimony too hizA by 81 least tEenty-
PER cert Mr. fsrneN Vii resire 10 the
country % rest during the Easter recess.
Telegram-herald., 1887-03-17

tbe fisheries protection fleet was made to-
day. The y partmsnt of Marine and Fish
eries completing a. Shsiburns. y. s.. a char-
ter for a ftsf sailing schooner of ib5 tons
our,ien 70 BE- used ss cruiser next sum
mer. This = taxen ~ another indication
~ viForous pr0tection ou the part IT the
Dominion Government.
Telegram-herald., 1887-03-17
Lsa.,arLsconlos.

ttt-9tINt y W ftlttfAs7 tttasa-
LANSING. March l6.-Jason T.. Nichols.
nominated against his will for Circuit
Judge for lngham and Jackson, by the
United Labor party, positively declines TO
run or allow bis name 70 be voted for He
will support the fusion nominee.
The House Committee today decapitated
the bill increasing the salaries OF Supreme
Judges 10 8 900 and then tabled the hteless
OBJECT.
While boarding Michigan Central train
last night for Ithaca, John Morse. OF Or
land, Ind, was touched for 81, 400.
Telegram-herald., 1887-03-17

BosroS. March l6.-Mrs Washington
Irving Bishop. accompanied by her brother,
John Mack, arrived in Boston today. She
promises the press a statement of her posi-
tion in the unfortunate affair with her hus-
band. Mrs. Bishop consulted q lawyer to-
day and IL IL said will have another divorce
case on her hands shortly. Her brother is
very indignant aud her father is coming
home from the west 10 see about matters.
Telegram-herald., 1887-03-17
Cedar Springs Cuttings.

CEDAR SPglNGs, March l6.-A concert
held at the NJ +. church last night by the
Methodist Sunday school hetted the society
$500. A song by the old pupils Bible class
was an interesting feature.
Ipe's shingle mill, which was burned a
few weeks ago. has been rebuilt and is
about ready 10 start. This will enable the
hodriDg mills. which were connected with
il and run by the same engine, 10 resume
OuorafioDs
Telegram-herald., 1887-03-17

VgsSv.. Marc g. The governments vss
defe>ted IN TIE Jnsefhs8s TODAY bF tas
saprastess By the fserasn Lfhsrsl members
fxlux the percentage e. wf.rh t1e stare sfs8
the Ausru- HunEsyis1 lisnE shsl dirsde
the PROFITS of tts Isffer 81 sx lnsf - -
sews-
Telegram-herald., 1887-03-17

WasHIveToN. March l6.-The second
da5 5 session OF the Educational Conyen-
ton, now in session here was devoted to a
discussion OF tbe Powers and Dates OF
Ohcers and Teachers and Industrial
Education in oar Public schools" This
afternoon the members OF the convention
-alri iu a DOdr a. The White House and
paid rheir Iespects % PresidenL lLeg. Lld.
Telegram-herald., 1887-03-17

CHlcsso. March l5-1snes r. Connolly.
bookkeeper for Mo5arz.e Warden ~ the
Coanfy Hospital. and ore ~ The indicted
hoodiers. vas srests sf his hon tbs
mcFnIn9 Como y > 2 be- a~tns BE-
fore fae grand Iarf. IN thIag 81 un-
bosorne,i bins e 81 ~ rzfsu thsf re- cred
the os6csls no 81 y snxioa 20 eni him
=. --aff
Telegram-herald., 1887-03-17

Dosrox March IS The messenger boys
o. he Bo ton District Telegraph Company
Who collect messages flr The United Lines
Telegraph Company struck A. noon today.
demanding haf holiday on So Patrick
dav toraarros. inrresse q ps7 snd saorter
hours. The officials Sre employing he~
bows and state thai TO concessions sill be
made
Telegram-herald., 1887-03-17
THsY ARE COMING HERE.
Fad Of The J.ekson walking astch-asst
Wios

t1t.4ssst 20 fss Ntstssts-stst-s.
JAcksoS. March To- The ffly. hour walk
ing match ended a. 1880 tonight The
score al the finish Was as follows. Hart,
Ia miles aud IS laps. OLssry. l73 miles
and four laps Clark. ID miles and laps.
Hoagland, IL miles and four laps.
The men 20 from here 10 Grand Rapids
20 participate in four days walk TO begin
next woek Wednesday.
Telegram-herald., 1887-03-17
lonia's is,c sears.

sxt.ep.ts re 7ss sslstsAs .sts,.s
loSA, March 10 -fhe jury in the case of
VIM. Bannister. whose body was found
under crossvaik al the corner OF Main
and Jefferson sis., yesterday, returned a
verdict today Of unknown death.
Telegram-herald., 1887-03-17
Willett for Judge.

tttN0llst . HFt ft-fLltr-ftRt.e.
Mt. PLEASANT, March l6.--C. J. Willett,
of St. Louis, was nominated for Circuit
Judge yesterday by the Democratic Conven-
ton. Nillett is Greenbacker and was
elected on the fusion ticket in lSs3 for Re-
gent of the State University
Telegram-herald., 1887-03-17

Nrs Yosx Marc ls-sznesi ]. Rsn-
6al. saith n Wsed. s. J 1iisn. Jr. srad
Chxrie~ A. Dare rsre axaone tkae~ NO
screrap>.s~s - seST - Ns. Pei1an. So
s~r a. Re lsss s T1sfen f-om fhss aftf -
tbe plses - isserEsent % Nsx feoAnoa 70
day.
Telegram-herald., 1887-03-17

loSpoN. March l0.-The Vienna CORE
s,ondent Of the St4a3afd SAYS 81 Is reported
wH proclaim Crown Prince Frt5~rlck
William Co Regent. with the consent 81 The
Inr4e1~sth
Telegram-herald., 1887-03-17

Tns 80 - Thss Eo~ter ~s< fred in tts
PROBATE Cozsrt Tesserdsv NJ koxIsr eird
ir 80 Eess<.ier "a ouf s,ssnx reesoaTf ~
this eItr ne ~ wss fiee hsrs Pc -
raeeths Re fror1rtT sa80urtInT -
Telegram-herald., 1887-03-17

srsIverrx1n. OHIO. March ls-The
sheriff tssiav cissei ne carTisgs works ~
James Drisceu q Sons On eisirus sxxra-
ealne Sf8ao1. The shop = Gre of The
osiesl in The city snd sunpi0ves 10 men.
The lzilars . .aoasAk 10 - . s~a eaA
Telegram-herald., 1887-03-17

p Uctves a.. March fs-Tas verdict
ol bs irry n ths ease 81 the iqnors seiz.d
in tts wholesale drug house ~ Hsri 3nt
iit al Co. hruuehf ~ this morufng. is -
eeHf mn. Al srpeai VII oe .sksn. rne
',aesals sra 81 lei a. aeaziy 500.
Telegram-herald., 1887-03-17
A Little Fire.

txS.-sss - yst zstt-sNs-sNNsNe.
CHARLOTTE. March i6.-Miles Barber's
house on North Main-st burned this after
noon at one o'clock. Loss on building
$500 no insurance
Telegram-herald., 1887-03-17

CsxsfsHAzrz. \. y, March is.--The Reid
Msnnfscturinx Companys factory here
6uFaed tbs s1ornlng The total ioss =
fe GO rertly inearsd Ta~ frs =
ssv~rs Glow - he Industries of Eae vilssgs
Telegram-herald., 1887-03-17
THIRTY DAYS LONGER

Over Fifty Thousand Dollars
worth Of Boots. Shoes and Rub
bers for Gentlemen. Ladies and
Children must be disposed OF si
once. The stock is complete in
every respect. You Will hnd all
sizes and ali widths. We have
no shoody goods or sidewalk
trash 20 palm off. but every pair
is WARRANTED 10 be SOLID.
honestly made and perfect in
every respect.
Telegram-herald., 1887-03-17
SPECIAL

100 hundred pair Of FINE Lace
Curtains AZ 32.<S = pair. the
regular price S. 200. To every
one buying = pair we viii pre-
sent 3 6ne Curtain Pole com
lcte,p cold everywhere -
E1.oo.
700 fine unnsde White Dress
Robes with embroidery, nice
" pot Bp in box. choice
sIzs. worth NJ 70 g 50.
Telegram-herald., 1887-03-17

Our for tbis Greet ons Quarter OF
Slaughter Sale Ia
We Need and Must Have Money.
Telegram-herald., 1887-03-17

No matter ~hst yo0 buy "a viii bs shareeS
81 tho ref uisf prIcs snc oos quarter osdUcied
from thu bottom 81 the ball
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Telegram-herald., 1887-03-17

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Telegram-herald., 1887-03-17

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